How it works
From your story to a phone number
Everything up to the contact details is free. You only pay when you've seen the match and decided it's worth reaching out.
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Describe the situation
Type or dictate what happened, who's involved, and any deadlines. Add your city and state or ZIP code. No account required.
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The AI reads the case
An intake model classifies your issue into one of eight practice areas, judges urgency, and normalizes your location — so you don't have to know whether your problem is employment law or business law.
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Attorneys are ranked
We score every attorney who handles that practice area on proximity first, then rating, review volume, and years in practice. The strongest local fit wins.
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You see a masked preview
Experience, rating, location, languages, background and a written explanation of the fit are all free. The name, phone, email and office address stay withheld — they're never sent to your browser before payment.
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Unlock the contact details
Create a free account and pay once. Payment is processed by Stripe; we never see your card details. The unlock is confirmed by a signed webhook before access is granted.
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Reach out directly
Full contact details appear instantly and stay in your account permanently. Contact the attorney yourself — there's no middleman and no commission on your matter.
Common questions
- What exactly does the unlock buy?
- Permanent access to one attorney's full name, firm, phone number, email address and office address. It is a one-time charge, not a subscription, and it never expires.
- Do I pay again for a different attorney?
- Yes. Each unlock covers one attorney. Running new case analyses is always free, and any attorney you've already unlocked stays unlocked at no extra cost.
- What if the match isn't right?
- Run another free analysis with more detail about your situation — the classifier reacts to specifics like deadlines, court dates and who's involved. Unlock payments are final, so review the preview and the fit explanation before you pay.
- Is FindLawyer a law firm?
- No. FindLawyer is a matching service. Using it does not create an attorney–client relationship, and nothing on the site is legal advice.
- Are these real attorneys?
- In this demonstration build, attorney listings are realistic sample records clearly labeled as such. Always verify licensure with your state bar before retaining counsel.